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To: Uncle Frank who wrote (10142)	11/11/1999 8:07:00 PM
From: freeus	Respond to of 54805

rewelcome to the boring gorilla game Well maybe, but on the other hand, making money is NEVER boring. It makes one think of: buying land and building one's own house one's own way trips to walk the ALPS, a lifelong dream Time to stay home (not working for someone else) and writing one 's novel and playing the piano Contributing the max to Harry Brown for Libertarian presidential campaign Contributing plenty to freedom fighting organizations (CATO,REASON, PACIFIC LEGAL FOUNDATION if you'd like some suggestions) Easily paying for one's precious grandson's private school, needed to enrich his extremely bright mind MMMMM Good!

To: Uncle Frank who wrote (10142)	11/11/1999 11:18:00 PM
From: Douglas W. DeVries	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54805

Hey Uncle Frank: Just a couple of brief observations in the ongoing Q saga today: 1) Q passed up YHOO in market cap today. 2) In listening to some business news out of Chicago on the way home today there was only a mention of CSCO's market performance. There was no mention of Q. The Street is still only beginning to realize the dominance of the Q. When I visit the Motley Fool website I find it humorous that they rarely mention the Q in any of their headlines or in the discussion of the day's market movers. I think they might be a bit embarrassed that this primate has attained such a stature without the benefit of being included in any of their model portfolios. All the best to you in your continued endeavors. Keep up the good work. Doug